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>> angus king, you and angus. >> independent senator from maine. >> a spokesman for the rebels in syria today said small arms may not be enough. they're making demands. "we welcome the decision but it is a late step." if they send small arms, how can they make a difference? they should help us with anti-tank and anti-aircraft and training and a no-fly zone thrown in. that's the assessment shared by some in washington. the "new york times" reported "many in the american government believe the military balance has tilted so far against the rebels in recent months that american shipments of arms to select groups may be too little too late. why not let assad win? >> he may win. this is not a good scenario. you don't want the region's most brutal dictator to stay in power at this stage. >> how about ten years of civil war, you complain and rightfully so about people being killed. suppose because we give small arms and keep this war festering for another six months or six years or ten years, is that a better outcome? >> the real danger is our involvement makes this not a war about the future

i'm joined by senator angus king of maine.who fear their privacy is being violated with this intelligence gathering? >> well, i think it's important, first, to understand exactly what the program is. when i was reading those first stories that came out, the impression was created the government was listening in on phone conversations. we now have established that's not the case. what they have are when calls are made, who they were made to. michael, this is a classic argument that's been going on for thousands of years. who will guard the guardianses, how do we produce and create a government that's strong enough to protect us but not so strong that it can abuse us. >> thank you for your observations senator angus king. david corn is the washington bureau chief of mother jones and an msnbc political analyst. i need a scorecard to keep track of who is on what side. there are some unusual alliances. break it down for me. >> you sure do. on issues like this we often see it not fitting into the typical left/right mode. you have ka

let's bring in angus king of maine, a member of the senate armed services committees. and four star general barry mccaffrey. gentlemen, great to have you here. senator, i want to start with you. the latest nbc news, wall street poll, americans are war weary, 15% in favor of action in syria, 11% in support of supplying arms. do you think the president is doing the right thing in supplying these types of weapons to the opposition? >> well, mark me in that majority category. i am reluctant and cautious about this because i want to know what the end game is. we've done this before, three or four times before, and it's just not so easy to go in with some kind of surgical strike or something like that and the question is once we get in, how do we get out? what's our mission? this is a really complicated situation in syria. it is a civil war within a civil war, and even if assad goes, then there's going to be another civil war between sectarian groups that are already fighting amongst themselves. there's no clear leadership of the opposition, and the other piece is the chemic

i'm joined by senator angus king of maine.what do you say to people who fear their privacy is being violated with this intelligence gathering? >> well, i think it's important, first, to understand exactly what the program is, and when i was reading those first stories that came out, the impression was created that the government was listening in on phone conversations. we now have established that's not the case. what they have are when calls were made, who they were made to. michael, this is a classic argument that's been going on for thousands of years. who will guard the guardians? how do we produce and create a government that's strong enough to protect us, but not so strong that it can abuse us? i think there's some areas here where we need to ask some hard questions and say, are there ways to achieve the same level of security with less intrusion? for example, it makes me nervous that the government has this huge database of all the phone numbers. i understand in other parts of the world quite often the data is left with

today senator angus king of maine raised an important point about where all this could be heading. let's listen to him. >> i'm reluctant and cautious about this because i want to know what the end game is. we've done this before. we've done it three or four times before. and it's just not so easy to go in, you know, with some kind of surgical strike or something like that. and the question is, once we get in, how do we get out? what's our mission? >> great question. what's our mission? by the way, we're no longer having clean hands. you give guns to somebody, small arms they're called, they're going to shoot at somebody. who are we encouraging people to shoot at with the guns we're giving them in syria. >> obviously the syrian government. the problem is who do we arm and whether this will make a difference. the likelihood is the small arms the kinds of ammunition and perhaps anti-tank equipment we're talking about probably won't make a serious difference in this conflict. >> let me get more primitive. if you give a gun to somebody, you intend them to use it. right? like lending you

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senator angus king, greatly appreciate it. among most lawmakers, collective shrug. >> and a collective sworn to secre secrecy. the senator is talking we should have debate and talk about limits and i'm not sure where the debate begins and the check on potential abusive power begins. i think what the senator is saying the collecting of e-mail records and data that is electronic that way is different than the huge drag net that was done on americans in terms of the phone records. it is different. we also taking the government at their word they are not looking at the content. >> i'm sorry, gene. i've never taken the government at i said word but after the past several months finding out what the government has done to the associated press, to james rosen, what the irs has done, what we are learning about the drone program, how indiscriminate at times -- again, you can support all of these things. fine, if you support thatgraphy of a surveillance state that is certainly legitimate and most americans support the drone program. mos

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