was revealed in a power point obtained by c.b.c. news the documents show that the agency collected metadata on individuals when they log on the internet and international airport and use that information to track the people for over two weeks sober security experts in canada said this is certainly an awful and before this news broke c.f.c. chief john forster so this is like he was in agreement. c. sec under its legislation cannot target canadians anywhere in the world or anyone in canada including visitors to canada yet to c.b.c. analysts say these new documents show that airline passengers at a canadian airports are clearly in canada the c.f.e. issued a statement in response to the report saying that no canadians or foreign travelers were tracked no canadian communications were or are targeted collected or used and as the c.s.c. see faces tough questions the u.s. is beginning to take a look at its own surveillance agency defense secretary chuck hagel announced yesterday that president obama will nominate navy vice admiral mike rogers as

shall report on a written response of the agency i'm sorry in a written response to c.b.c. news the agency said quote no canadian or foreign travelers movements were tracked no i didn't add quotes that were tracked that was their exact response i guess putting words in quotes is all you need to do to justify illegality in canada the n.s.a. should employ that tactic and their response is if director of national intelligence james clapper want to just use airports when he told congress that the n.s.a. does not wittingly collect data on americans it would put those old unconstitutional global surveillance in the rest in fact clinton might have been spared an impeachment if only he would have said that i did not have sexual relations with that woman and bush would have gone down as a slightly more popular president if he would have just said that we found the weapons of mass destruction the point is that they had gas city of c. sec to get this type of response should be just as concerning to every canadian citizen as the revelation of the program itself terry was privacy minister on

canadian airports considering going offline a document leaked by edward snowden was just released by c.b.c. news in canada showing that canada as electronic spy agency used em for me sent from the free internet service at a major canadian airport to track the wireless devices of thousands of ordinary online passengers for days after they left the terminal the operation by the communications security establishment canada or a c s e c was revealed in a power point obtained by c.b.c. news the documents show that the agency collected metadata on individuals when they log on to the internet and international airport and use that information to track the people for over two weeks cyber security experts in canada said this is certainly on lawful and before this news broke the s.e.c. chief john forster sounded like he was in agreement cease under its legislation cannot target canadians anywhere in the world or anyone in canada including visitors to canada. and yet to c.b.c. analysts say these new documents show that airline passengers as a comedian airports are clearly in canada the c s e c issued a sta

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new york city. it's now my honor and my privilege to yield to another good friend, the dean of the freshman class of the c.b.c., someone who has continued in the great tradition that had been set forth by his father and his predecessor and is carving out his own reputation as a fighter for justice on behalf of the people he represents back at home in new jersey. let me now yield too the distinguished gentleman -- to the distinguished gentleman from the garden state, representative donald payne jr. mr. payne: thank you, mr. speaker. and let me begin by thanking the dynamic duo of the c.b.c.'s freshman class, mr. horsford and mr. jeffries, for their tireless leadership in the 113th congress and now the second session of the 113th congress. they have demonstrated that they have hit the ground running and understand the issues that are important to the people of the united states . so, mr. speaker, in the gap between the rich and poor in this country has really become staggering. and that gap is increasing every single day. nowhere is that more true than in my home state of new jersey. the number of wealthy famil

of the freshmen, actually, the ranking freshman in the c.b.c., if i can take that liberty, but the gentleman from nevada and the gentleman from new york have distinguished theirselves in the leadership of the congressional black caucus in the first 1egs -- in the first session of the 113th congress and i'm honored to serve with them. mr. speaker, i rise today for the 90,000 new jerseyans who lost their unemployment insurance on december 28, and the 89,000 more new jerseyans set to lose unemployment benefits in the first half of the new year. the people back in my district can't understand how out of touch some of my republican colleagues are and have become -- and have come to think that cutting off this assistance will force the unemployed to get a job. well, i have news for my colleagues. these people are not lazy. quite the opposite. these people are out every single day searching desperately for work. but the fact of the matter is, there just aren't enough jobs for the amount of people unemployed. a s up to congress to pass jobs bill to put these people back to work. but this congress has not done that. and until that time co