ed begley is very smart in life. he is has a small footprint of energy output and he doesn't play often and every once in a while he may make up bicoastal trip. whether i agree with it or not to me if you have the conviction than just live it out. if it's authentic we will see it in you and if it's not don't tell me how to live. they'll be al gore and say that the oceans are about to overtake the coast and then build a 20,000-foot home on the coast. i'm sorry, that doesn't make sense for me. if you think you're oceanfront property is about to become washed into the see sea why the heck would you build a? husker du republicans have a problem with science or is that just a perception in it's so how do you change that perception? >> guest: no problem with science at all. science is a magnificent gift. i would say that science occasionally comes to a place where they catch up with god. i wouldn't expect you to say it that way but in my own way. let me give an example. for a long time people mulled over the issue of life.

the intercept's report was written by jeremy scahill and josh begley.was based on documents leaked by nsa whistleblower edward snowden. to talk more about the significance of this story we joined by chris soghoian. he is the principal technologist at the american civil liberties union. yale law school's information society project. "the great sim heist: how spies stole the keys to the encryption castle" is the name of the story. what is the great sense heist? >> gchq has been involved in an aggressive effort to obtain these encryption keys, in essence, over the loss -- last five years or so, telecom companies, wireless carriers around the world have upgraded their networks and moved from older, less secure second-generation technology to more secure, 3g and 4g technology and as the networks have moved to this newer technology, it is become much more difficult for governments despite unto medications that take place outside of their own countries. so for gchq, for nsa, for the chinese and the russian governments to be able to spy on telephone calls every

i saw you at the madison library and most recently at fort begley, where you portrayed a sailor, and i would like you to speak about that a little bit, because it was just entirely unknown to me. please speak on that a bit. >>speak about that a little bit, because it was i would be happy to. thank you for remembering me. well, that is one aspect of the civil war in middle tennessee that does not get a lot of attention, and i do belong to a civil war naval units come but they are based in massachusetts so actually, my unit is there but i am here, so i represent what would be the western theater in the naval experience, and there were a lot of african american sailors connected with the navy and the gunboats and river warfare that went on on the rivers here and a lot of the major battles that were fought, some lost, some won they were fought for control of the rivers, so i knew this story just from reading, and i made my connection to this particular naval unit in massachusetts, and my commanding officer was tickled to death he had somebody in tennessee so i inadvertently joined. me an

i've read about ed begley is very very spartan life his small footprint of energy output icky doesn't fly very often, once in a while he may make a bicoastal trip but i respect that. whether i agree with it or not to me if you have a conviction then just live it out but if it's authentic, we will see it in you. if it's not then don't tell me how to live. dolby al gore and say that the oceans are about to overtake the coast and then build a 20,000-foot home right there on the coast. ..

ed begley is very smart in life. he has a small imprint of energy output. once in a while he may make a bicoastal trip but i respect that. whether i agree with it or not to me if you have the conviction then just live it out. if it's authentic we will see it in you. if it's not then don't tell me how to live. don't be al gore and say the oceans are about to overtake the coast and then build a 20,000-foot home right there on the coast. i'm sorry that doesn't make sense to me. if you think you're oceanfront property is about to become washed into the sea why the heck would you build a? >> an army officer so associated with george washington's legacy go to war against what we today consider george washington's greatest legacy, the union. it was this question that ultimately drew a leader to the story and if the knowledge and history could've turned out so much differently. because on the eve of the civil war leaders on both sides in richmond and in washington saw lee's services for high command. both knew about his connections to george washington. that was co